On Friday Hantz will practice his EMF Corp Outlaw Super Late Model at Toledo Speedway in their scheduled open practice. Then things get interesting for him on Saturday because practice and qualifying for both events will take place that afternoon. Hantz will practice his CRA Super Series car on Saturday, then he will be the first qualifier for the CRA Super Series, which is scheduled to qualify starting at 4:15pm Saturday. As soon as he is done qualifying Hantz will then get on a plane furnished by Great Lakes Helicopter to fly up to Toledo Speedway, were he hopes to get one of three provisional starting positions for the Glass City 200 based upon 2011 Gold Cup points were he finished in eighth. If doesn’t get a provisional Hantz would have to race his way in to the main event through a last chance race, which will be tight for him to make based upon flying time to get there.

"This is definitely going to be an interesting weekend for me," remarked Hantz. "I really want to win a fourth CRA Super Series Championship, but I also want to win the Glass City 200. This could be the last year I have an opportunity to do either one, so thanks to Great Lakes Helicopter and Jackie Poe my car owner, I have an opportunity to go and race in both events this weekend. This could be the last Outlaw Super Late Model event for our team, so hopefully I can go out with a win."

Hantz currently has a 38 point lead in CRA Super Series points over rookie competitor Derrick Griffin with three point events left in the 2011 season, counting this weekend’s SealWrap Repair Tape 100 Presented by McGunegill Engine Performance.